ANDATA News

ANDATA and COPE at the ACIMobility Summit in Braunschweig

In Braunschweig - the German hotspot for connected driving - the newly arranged ACIMobility Summit took place on 21 and 22 September 2021 under the organisation of NFF, DLR and ITS mobilty.

ANDATA presented the project COPE (Collective Perception) and the methodological approaches it pursues for the development of networked algorithms for the development and avoidance of collisions with vulnerable road users. The development and safeguarding of such dirstributed algorithms require new forms of cooperation and collaboration, for which Braunschweig with the accomapnying test field of Lower Saxony offers excellent conditions.

First ANDATA Presentation in the Martime Domain for Automated Mooring of Ships and Yachts

For some time now, ANDATA has been researching and developing in the field of autonomous/automated ships, in particular on fully automated maneuvering in ports and narrow environments for the automatic mooring of ships and yachts as well as collision avoidance.

At the Autonomous Ship Expo 2021, ANDATA made its first public appearance in the maritime domain as original inventor and patent holder for automated ship/yacht mooring.

In the automation of shipping, the methodological approach of ANDATA by means of scenario management in combination with artificial intelligence and stochastic simulations is sometimes even more important than in automotive vehicle development. How autonomous/automated ships and yachts can be developed and safeguarded effectively and efficiently and thus essential experience from the extensive automation efforts in the automotive industry in recent years can be accessed and transferred by asking ANDATA directly.

Successful Completion of the Project Metrics: Anomalies Detection and Failure Prediction in the Railway Sector

Together with Siemens Mobility Austria GmbH and Virtual Vehicle Research GmbH, ANDATA successfully completed the R&D project Metrics. The project aimed to use virtual sensors for the detection of anomalies and faults in the railway chassis as well as in the rails and thus to be able to predict the failure of components for predictive maintenance applications at an early stage on the basis of the existing acceleration sensors.

ANDATA succeeded in extending the already available data- and model-based approaches of the expert system, as implemented in the Expectator, to the field of railways and thus repeatedly confirming the universality and pragmatism of the existing, AI-based solutions.

We are pleased about the cooperation with the railway community in Graz and look forward to implementations and further developments in various follow-up projects and equivalent implementations.

If you are interested in further details, please consult info@andata.at or meet the project partners at the GRITLab in October 2021 in Graz.

Winner of the Race Across Germany 2021

(C) Team MIA4

The winner of the Race Across Germany 2021 is Dominik Meierhofer!

That way "our" development and test bike rider for the project COPE pursues his success story of 2021 and continues to deliver invalueable data for the develoment of collision avoidance systems for vulnerable road users.

We congratulate cordially on the safe way to Vision Zero!

Further details can be found at www.project-cope.eu.

ANDATA at the carhs conference "Virtual Testing – Scenario Based ADAS Validation"

Next week at July 1st, 2021 the carhs conference on Virtual Testing #2: Scenario-based ADAS Validation takes place.

ANDATA will contribute with the presentation of

Management, Evaluation & Analysis of Huge Scenario Bases

  • Requirements & pitfalls for large scale scenario simulations
  • Procedures for simulation data quality assessment
  • Analysis and interpretation of specific evaluations
  • Integration of scenario management into requirements management and continuous design improvement processes

Beside some insights from more than 16 years hands-on experience in scenario management some outlook and preliminary conclusions from the project COPE on the collision avoidance with vulnerable road users (VRUs) by vehicle and infrastructure connectivity can be expected.

 

Further details can be requested from info@andata.at.